Restoration Ecology supports U.S. scholars teaching and conducting collaborative research at the Agricultural University of Iceland to strengthen graduate education and U.S.–Icelandic academic ties.
Applications for Restoration Ecology are now marked closed, replacing the previously listed September 15, 2026 deadline.
Fulbright Iceland-Ministry for Foreign Affairs Arctic Scholar (Multiple Disciplines) supports scholars teaching Arctic-relevant courses in Iceland to strengthen U.S.–Icelandic ties and international understanding.
Fulbright Iceland-National Science Foundation Distinguished Scholar Award in Arctic Research supports U.S. scholars studying the Arctic in Iceland to advance knowledge and international scientific cooperation.
Fulbright Iceland-National Science Foundation Arctic Research Grants support U.S. scholars’ Arctic-related research in Iceland to strengthen Arctic knowledge and international scientific cooperation.
Social Psychology supports a visiting academic teaching about polarization and discrimination at Reykjavík University to deepen students’ understanding of conflict and strengthen international understanding.
The GCA Ecological Restoration Fellowship funds graduate research advancing scientific knowledge of restoring ecosystems, supporting both biological and social science projects.